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... ( I did protest , my lord ) - of secrecy And service , but she kiss ' d me , as I live ,
Of her own free accord , - I trust your lordship Conceives not me amiss - pray rip
the seal , My lord , you ' ll find sweet stuff , I dare believe . Adur . [ reads . ] Present
...
... ( I did protest , my lord ) - of secrecy And service , but she kiss ' d me , as I live ,
Of her own free accord , - I trust your lordship Conceives not me amiss - pray rip
the seal , My lord , you ' ll find sweet stuff , I dare believe . Adur . [ reads . ] Present
...
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Did you do this to her ? dare you to vaunt Your triumph , we being present ? um ,
ha , um . [ Fulgoso whistles the Spanish Pavin . Fut . What think you , don , of this
brave man ? Guz . A man ! It is some truss of reeds , or empty cask , In which the ...
Did you do this to her ? dare you to vaunt Your triumph , we being present ? um ,
ha , um . [ Fulgoso whistles the Spanish Pavin . Fut . What think you , don , of this
brave man ? Guz . A man ! It is some truss of reeds , or empty cask , In which the ...
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All the short remains Of undesired life shall only speak The extremity of penance ;
your opinion Enjoins it too . Mart . Enough ; thy tears prevail Against credulity .
Lev . My miseries , As in a glass , present me the rent face Of an unguided youth .
All the short remains Of undesired life shall only speak The extremity of penance ;
your opinion Enjoins it too . Mart . Enough ; thy tears prevail Against credulity .
Lev . My miseries , As in a glass , present me the rent face Of an unguided youth .
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Since then the occasion Presents our discontinuance , use your liberty ; For my
part , I am resolute to die The same my life profess ' d me . Aur . Pish ! your faith
Was never in suspicion ; but consider , Neither the lord , nor lady , nor yet that ...
Since then the occasion Presents our discontinuance , use your liberty ; For my
part , I am resolute to die The same my life profess ' d me . Aur . Pish ! your faith
Was never in suspicion ; but consider , Neither the lord , nor lady , nor yet that ...
Page 69
Why now thou sing ' st in tune , my Amoretta ; And , my good friends , you have ,
like wise physicians , Prescribed a healthful diet : I shall think on A bounty for
your pains , and will present ye To noble Auria , such as your deserts Commend ;
but ...
Why now thou sing ' st in tune , my Amoretta ; And , my good friends , you have ,
like wise physicians , Prescribed a healthful diet : I shall think on A bounty for
your pains , and will present ye To noble Auria , such as your deserts Commend ;
but ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2 Harper's family library: Dramatic series Harper's stereotype edition Volume 2 of The Dramatic Works of John Ford, William Gifford The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, John Ford |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | William Gifford |
| Publisher | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Jun 2008 |
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